In the highly-populated world of Tarzan imitators (if we accept his to be the most copied original), it's not about new concepts – there are only so many ways you can create a white man in the jungle facing incredible situations and rescuing damsels in distress who, quite frankly, shouldn't be there. It's about how it is done --- and Jo-Jo The Congo King regularly offered more sophisticated stories, more complex plots, and better illustration than its counterparts. Having talents such as Matt Baker at the pen for many issues didn't hurt, either! Jo-Jo was successful in many titles, appearing in more comics than most jungle he-man, starting with his own JO-JO CONGO KING, which we've begun for you right here! NOTE: This series started with #7. The actual numbering for this series included two #7s and no #13. Issue #9 has been enhanced using A.I. Programs to sharpen resolution and color. It was taken from a very low-quality microfiche scan which was unreadable. It may contain small content and typographical errors. It is intended as a placeholder for a future upgrade.